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TH1 AMERICAN LEGION or H0NoR.-The Ameri-
can Legion OF Honor viii hold the annual session
OF It's supreme body In this city the third Tues
Gay IN August next. There will be some forty
States, Canada, and the Sandwich Islands, for
whose entertainment rides around the city, an
excursion, banquet. &C., Win be provided by the
membership here.
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THE TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERY.
Arrest of Four Men Suspected Of Com.
plicity i'm lt.

LULING, TEX, May 23.-Deputy U. s. marshals
arrested John Croft, Cheed Croft, Abe Ussery, and
John Ussery yesterday at a water tank 4 miles
from here on the Southern Pacific railroad. They
are suspected OF being implicated In the recent
train robbery the International and Great
Northern railway at Mcneil station. The prison.
ers were taken 10 San Antonio. The officials claim
to have a strong against them, viii q
clue that Will lead 10 the apprehension In a short
time OF all engaged In the robbery.
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ground, which had the appearance OF great fair.
DRILL NOTES


The various organizations which win take part
Ia the company drill competitions during the
which they viii compete The entries number
about siNty-eight, butt is expected that number
OF them Will drop out The entry list viii be made
pubic after the entries have all closed and the
order OF competing been settled by lot.
>, Brig. Gen: II. Ii: Wright, OF Iowa; Lieut. C. d.
Ham and Major Dougherty, OF Chicago come TO
the drill as guests OF the Muscatine Rifles
Gen. ID. b. Anger, formerly postmaster OF WASH
lngton, now adJutant general OF Michigan, arrived
yesterday In charge OF the Michigan troops During
the National Encampment he will be the guest OF
his old friend and assistant, NJ ". Parker. Gen.
Anger represents the governor OF Michigan.
The Volunteer Southrons and ladies accompapy-
Ing them to-day received an invitation from Mr.
Frank Hume TO spend day at Warwick. his home
In Alexandria County, Va. Mr.. Hume was men,
Der OF this company during the late war, when IL
was company A, 21st Mississippi regiment, OF
Barksdale's brigade. The Volunteer Southrons
was commanded by jefferson Davis I'm the war
with Mexico and IS one or the Oldest organizations
In the South. or 1l0 men composing the command
ID 1861, not one remains In active membership OF
the company to-day.
The Light Infantry or Chester, S. c., who ar
rived to-day, brought with them the old palmetto
flag, the first nag planted on the walls or the city
The vicksburg Southrons marched out OF camp
this afternoon with their band and escorted the
Sarsfleld Guards, OF Connecticut, 10 camp.
Among the troops arriving to-day were the
Wooster City Guards OF Ohio; the Governors
battalion New Jersey National Guards
The Milwaukee Cadet Band arrived over the b.
and o. r.. r. last night at = o'clock with 3S men,
bers. They claim to be the only cadet band in
the country and are not pleased at being reported
as coming from Toledo. Ohio They say they have
several ven-year-old maScotS with them
Before tomorrow morning nearly all the soldiers
Will be In camp. Those In camp to-day included
the San Antonio Rifles, the Beknap Rifles, the
Cayuga Lake Military Academy Cadets, the Fort
Wayne Rifles, the Monmouth Guards, the Keck
Zouaves, OF Johnstown, n. Y; the Lomax Rifles,
the sth Separate Company, OF Rochester; the Lee
Light Infantry, OF Chester, s. c.; the Louisville
Legion, the Toledo Cadets the Chicago Zouaves.
the 2d regiment OF Ohio, Cos. A and ID, 1St Mime
tary Academy Cadets, the jackson Rifles OF Michi-
gam the indianapolis Light Artillery, the Indian
apollS Light Infantry, the Sheridan Guards OF
Manchester, n. H.; the Maryland Agricultural
College Cadets, the Washington Light Infantry,
and the National Rifles
The National Rifles went into camp last night.
Capt. oyster is on Gen. AugurS Staff and the CON-
pany is in command OF Lieut. Manson.
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unless they have written permission from these
Headquarters
VI Offfcers in uniform will be admitted during
the day to the Drill grounds without tickets Sol
dlers In uniform will be admitted during the day
TO the Drill Grounds only at the south gate, on
showing passes permitting them to be absent from
camp.
By command OF Major General Augur:
ALBERT ORDwAY,
Brgadier General, Chief OF Stah.
THE VIRGINIA TROOPS.
The Virginia troops began arriving to-day. The
first regiment, Col NJ. L. Spottswood, came into
camp this morning, bringing six,companies. These
companies were COMPANY A. Richmond GreyS;
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SENATOR MCPHERSON's BUTLER KuLRD.-Lewf
Brown, the colored butler employed at Senator
McPherson's house, on Vermont avenue, was killed
about midnight saturday night by having his head
crushed under an elevator or dumb-wa1ter heavily
loaded with silver. Some OF the servants In the
upper part OF the house heard fearful groanS down
stairs, and, rushing to the windows, raised cry
OF murder" Police Officer Welsh gained entrance
to the basement OF the house and found Brown
with his head under the elevator which had fallen
while he was raising IL. Brown died before he
could be extrtcated. His head was frightfully
crushed.
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WILLS FILED.-The Will OF Charlotte F. Leddy
was filed with Register Clagett to-day. She gives
to the pastors OF st. Dominics church here and St
Mary'S church OF Alexandria, to St. Dominic's
branch OF St Vincent de Paul society," to the Little
Sisters OF the Poor TO Mary Michele Glascoe nun
at Frederick, and to Sarah Irving, 300 each; TO
ThoS. Smith and wife and to Rev. Father Noonan,
$50 each; to Mrs. Ann Whitehand $25; her claim
against the Government to st. JoSeph'S Orphan
Asylum, and the remainder OF her estate to her
friend Mary F. Schell. Also, the will OF the late
Anna E. Taylor, bequeathing to the National Mill
tary Home 81 900. to revert TO her granddaughter
and specifies bequestS OF 81 600 and 200 TO va
uOus relatives, and 81 900 TO 4. w. Jones.
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A STHMA, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, HYSTERIA
ANeryogs Prostrstion, rheumatism, and al diseases
successfully treated without medicine, by w. T. PAR.
KEk Magnetic Iieeler, 420 10th St NV. Once hou1s
10 pm- Consultation tree; WILL visit patienta
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In some parts Of the camp the ground was in
somewhat swampy condition, owing to the flow OF
water from the supply pipes laid through the
grounds. Consequently in some OF the streets, the
daintily booted soldiers had to pick their way
rather g1ngerly, and their lady visitors often got
into interesting diemmas by stepping upon what
seemed to be solid green grass sward, but was in
reality muShy trap.
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 23-Iieut. Charles 7.
Hutchins, U. 8. N, at present stationed at the
Naval Academy is the fortunate winner OF the prize
given this year for the best essay on 'The Naval
Brigade, its Organization, Equipment and Tao
ties" There were five competitors The judges
selected by the board OF control 70 award the prize
were Capt Joseph s. Skerrel, u. S. N; Major
Charles Haywood, U. S. II. c., andJ n Miller, esq
OF New York,
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Assessor of the District.

Mr.. RIOS A. FISH APPOINTED.
Mr. Ros A. Fish was appointed assessor for the
District OF Columbia this afternoon, to succeed
Col RObt. P. Dodge, deceased. The salary at
tached to the Office is s., 600 per annum.
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THE U. S. SUPREME COURT met at 12 O'Clock to
day, and after handing down opinions on twenty
cases, the court adjourned until next Friday
Nothing was said by the Chief Justice in regard to
adjournment for the term but the impression Is
that the court will adjourn next Friday. The tel
phone cases were not included among those de-
cided to-day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-23

UsE THE AMERICAN
METER GAS STOVE
For summer cooking and enjoy the best cooking with
the least expense There is NO other Gas Stove tn
compare with it.
The Leaden Lawn Mower is equal to the best We
have several thousand feet of Rubber Hose and lot of
Vases and Settees which will sell cheap
HAYWARD h HUTCHINsoS.
my9 4o4 9th s,roa.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Last Saturdays Star.

Copies OF last Saturdays mammoth ten-page
illustrated National Drill edition Of THE STAR can
be had at the business Office in any required num-
Der.
Price cents each; in wrapper, stamped ready
for mailing, cents.
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From the Sunday Chronicle.
The SrAR OF last evening was the ne plus ultra q
illustrated papefs. containing nearly q hundre1
ptcture&
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KILLED BY THE TRAIN.-About 8 o,cloc

KILLED BY THE TRAIN.-AbOut 8 O'Clock last
evening ThOS Curly, a young man. was run over
and killed by passing train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, mile south OF Hanover, Howard
County, Nd. He had gone over the county line
(where liquor is sold, become intoxicated; and
started for home, taking the railroad track with
The above result
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The President and Mrs. Cleveland listened yes
terday TO a sermon by Rev. DIR. Sunderland on the
discovery to the world by Jesus Christ OF the Cos
pei OF human salvation. The lifting OF the debt
resting on Tabernacle church In South Washing
ton was made the occasion OF special services yes
terday. In the morning Rev. DR.. j. f. Rankin OF
Orange Valley, n. j., preached the sermon, and in
the evening the pastor, Rev. w. c. SchOheld, made
an address, and also Rev. DIR. Rankin, o. +. Pnesbrey,
and DR.. Harvey. The pastor said that every dol
lar Of the Indebtedness OF $lS, 445 had been paid
At st. PaulS English Lutheran church Rev. Dr.
Domer, last evening, delivered a sermon with
special reference TO the National Drill. The NTH
discourse In the series upon woman was delivered
last evening by Rev. DR.. John p. Newman at the
Metropolitan NJ. E. church.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Harry Knox has been
ordered to the Boston. Commodore Wm Gibson
has been detached from the Washington navy
yard and placed On the retired list. Lieut.. Chas
G. Bowman has been detached from the Atlanta
and ordered to the Boston, Ensign F. j. HaeseIer
has been detached from the Constitution and
ordered to the Naval Academy. Ensign A. X. Eyre
has been detached from the Naval Academy and
ordered to the Constitution. Passed Assistant
Surgeon c. w. Deane detached from receiving ship
Dale and ordered to the hospital, Mare Island
navy navy,yard Passed Assistant Surgeon = II. Dick
son, from washington navy-yard and ordered to
the Dale. Lieuts. c. u. Lyett and Chas. H. Ans
den have been placed on the retired list.
ARMY ORDERS.-The leave of absence granted
Capt. Cass Durham, 18th infantry, has been ex-
tended until further orders. Capt. Frederick F.
Whitehead, cOmnssary OF subsistence now On
sick leave, has been assigned to temporary duty
as purchasing and depot cOmmissary OF Subsis-
tence In Washington, to relieve Capt. Wells VIII
lard. The leave OF absence granted 10 First Lieut.
ond Lieut.. Daniel L. Tate, 1st cavalry, has been
transferred from troop NJ to troop d.
PERsoNAL--Dr. A. +. A. King, dean OF the Ma
tional Medical College, will leave for the Univer-
sity OF Vermont this evening. During his absence
Dr. d. W. Prentiss will act as dean.--Hon Eppa
HuntOn, and Hon. Harry Libbey, OF Virginia. DR.
or the Marine Corps, are at the Ebbitt-Dr j. A.
Harlan and family, Edwin Harris, and Miss Minnie
Jaynes & OF washington were In Paris yesterday
berry, OF NDw York, are at Willards Among the
recent arrivals at the Hygeia HOTEL Old Point
Comfort, from Washington, are c. II. Cragin Miss
Cragin, Miss A; Brewer, Mrs: j. X. Reid, Miss Reid.
andF. II. Parkh urst.-E. II. Lowell, OF Cincinnati,
F. NJ Josseyn, OF Boston, and ". P. CIough, Of st.
Paul. are at the Riggs-Chas. Ii. Bacall, Of Bos-
ton, and c. E. Cotton, OF Minneapolis, are at
New York, and W.. w. Swan, OF Boston, are at
Wormleys.-G. W. Allen, of st. Louis j. b. Sid
ney, OF San Francisco, X. X. Evans, OF the Army,
and W. C. shoemaker OF chicago are at the Al.
lington.-Mrs. C. G. Pearce and her son. Chas. G.
Pearce. formerly Of Washington, but now OF jack
sOnVllle, Fla are In the city.-Judge Drake Is In
New York city.
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"A VENERAL ORDER mas DepN ISSUED IfOm Cne W ar
Department directing that hereafter all work nee
essary for the care, preservation, and re-
pair OF ordnance and ordnance stores
at forts and In the hands OF
troops is declared to be the legitimate duty OF the
soldier. The commanding officers or all forts and
other military stations will detail on daily
duty, the men required for the proper care,
ordnance stores belonging to their commands.
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| THE U. s. s. Richmond arrived at Hampton
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~ JOHNSTON LIBBEY,
(Succeseon to Cartwright yohnsto0l
MANUFACTURERS OF LINE.
sp2O-3m Kilns and Ofice: 1035 18th st. NV.
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A laxative refreshing,
fruit loZenge,
very agreeable to take, for
CONSTIPATION,

hemorrhoids, bile,
loss of appetite, gastric and
Intestinal troubles and
headache arising
from them.
E. GRILLON,
% Rue Rambuteau, Paris
Sold BY all Druo1,lsfs
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A PORTRAIT OF HORATIo KING.-EX-POstmaster
General King has presented to the Post-Of1ce De-
partment portrait of himself In Oil, to be added
to the collection OF pictures OF his predecessors and
successors In that Office, which is kept in the De-
partment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HORTICUI@
TYKAL Il, s0CIETY1The The, Hronthly meeting
| + St NV, at o'clock. Public cordially invited.
| IT. JAMES CROGGON, Sec. pro tenn
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Price cents each; in wrapper, stamped, ready
for mailing, 3 cents.
TIE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Base ball games, the pope's letter to
Archbishop COrrigan on the McGlynn affair." the
collision OF the Celtic and Britannia O'Brien Sc
riOuSly injured, Chicago anarchists again busy,
the Thistle sail area, Telegraphic Dispatches,
&c. The advertisements are classified as follows:
Auction Sales Educational Summer Resorts, At
torneys, Proposals, Ladies' Goods, Books, Sewing
Machines, Pianos and Organs, Housefurnishings,
Dentistry, Railroads, Potomac River Boats, ocean
Steamers, Family Supplies, Wood and Coal
Hotels Financial, The Trades, Professional, Med
tcal, UndertakerS.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $754, 4S4; customs, 1862, ,663.
TREASURY APPOINTMENTs.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed Henry B. Long to be store
keeper and gauger In Christian Co., KY, and Geo.
+. DUNBAR TO be storekeeper at Cincinnati, Ohio.
NOT TO DINE WITH THE FARMERs.-The state
ment that President Cleveland will form one Of
the party Of invited guests at the dinner to be
given by Col. Duffy to the Farmers Club at Ma
White House VI; '1A' o 40 ''''S'D' o'n''O "' '''
SECRETARY FAIRCHILD visited the Sub-Treasury
and the CustOm-HOuse in New York Saturday.
He lunched with Assistant Treasurer Canda and
ex-Ireasurer Jordan. The Secretary then went to
the barge office and afterward took a sail down
the bay and up East River Surveyor Beattie accom-
panying him.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER OBERLY says the
Civil Service Manual advertised for sale this city
has neither the sanction nor countenance OF the
commission.
SIR CHARLES TUPPER's MIss1oN.-There is a
rumor In Ottawa that Sir Chas Tupper has come
10 this city on political MISSION either in connec
tion with the settlement OF the fisheries question
or 10 sound the American Government on trade
relationship between the two countries. The
State Department has received no 1nforma-
ton that Sir Charles Tupper, who is the Canadian
secretary OF finance, is coming to washington.
AS he is the financial secretary OF the Canadian
government and holds no diplomatic position, IL
IS stated that his visit, If made, could have no
Official significance.
A PORTRAIT OF HORATIo KING.-Ex-Postmaster
General King has presented to the Post-Ofice De-
partment portrait of himself In Oil, to be added
to the collection OF pictures of his predecessors and
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $754, 4S4; customs, $552, ,663.
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BIRMINGHAM PARTY
29th and 3D.
It, J. D. PONDER
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. III.
says. HaviEc Tece!vCd so much
bereGt trom.E.ectr c Eirtefs. / feel il my
arssv - i,r tIisvf.n hnnAuity know l..
Have bad rlDninx scrs on rag leg fOr
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hsve 20 have TIA 0cn scraDed or ieg ampu
tfcI I uSa.. instssd. three hotties Of
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Arnica Ssiys acd my iez Is now sound and
sell EiectTic Di'fsrS are sold az Iity
cents bottle. sn5 BGckiso's Arnica S4lve
az sc ger box. by Nm. III. Tib5s
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naela aaGraEe of Presidents Aelltaii brco<s.
A bieysis al4b hs.s been ezsaaizsl ia
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asiCfIssi TIA Ass set foflh ~ 10 A4sz-.s-4ls-
sssls 5iegele c.u0.
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bissest fan sysF nads lhers "a ons days
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sqsssd ai the shefe0oa House. az O'Clock
Sn.
TIE AinDni assoeistion Of the Charlotte
High school Hil h0ld is secona aaanal
rsun,on sud oaaset ia the parlofs o. ie~
Congregational Sh4rc@, slhi4J sysHssss,
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fle jackson Cogniy f.cnesrs Society
siii hoas u annual picnic o. sstnre4y
jGls -. on tos lElr gr0lnf. Judge l. u
fossii Niii esiigsr a. sddgtss znd s1ers
wti BE- speeches oy sevefal ~sli znoNA
sackso0 county gentlslaen-
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wniia aaHc.a< . oeilE built. ana when
needed Tor danelnz parties wiz be toEet
tns0 lae crntsr IT LaidEla Lax. and paF-
ties can enjoy toem-sives without intefisr-
slce from outside partes--erestrslis Cal
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was shipped from Aar4aetts Iue-tay D
express. 30 Denger. Col Thai cay ang
ksnsas CITY. No. are large consumers d
Nsrlaette hsa. sni ns1 car leaves Mar
eae-ls regularly 0a the afternoon express
train west.
Thomas Cross lsf Bangor last week for {
trip % faace. He expects % oe goae ff0n
two - three monsss. sat when o. returns
~ Ell or,ng eack some registered PeTchef
Ous AMI trcnch coach h0rses Josepi
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years a fesicsn. Of berr;en county accum
p2nlC8 htul.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

r. A. Bradford. wholesale paper dealer of
Chastsnooga. Tenn. writes that ne vas Sc
riotslv afflicted Win q severe cold that set
ted On his lungs, had tried many remedies
vithout benehs. Being inducsd - try Dr..
Kings New Discovery FOR Co1sum ption.
did ~ aud vas entirely earesl By nse Of =
few bottles. Since which time he las need
il - his family for ali Coughs and Colds
with best results. This : the experience
cf acusauds whose H@ss have been saved
rv this Wonderful Discovery. rriai bot
ties ioc. a. Wm. III Tihb's drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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stores lost nerve f0re.. cures cySIepsia. and
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blood pnTiEef, sure cgrs for ague ana
msiariai diseases. Price 50 ctcts of Z. r
WilsCn. agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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